The Financial Mirror This Week: 10 Years Ago Labour crisis over pay hikes, golf craze arrives Trade unions and employer organisations are headed for a new clash in 2004 with both sides
The Financial Mirror This Week: 20 Years Ago Pay demands an ongoing saga in civil, private sectors Pay demands in the private sector had pushed the employers and trade unions to a
Dr. Alexandros Charalambides, Assistant Professor at the Department of Environmental Science and Technology has been elected to serve as the Young International Solar Energy Society (ISES) Representative on the ISES Board of
Agriculture Minister Nicos Kouyialis said that efforts are underway this year to reduce production costs for farmers, primarily by reducing the cost of electricity, water and grain. The Minister said that the
President Nicos Anastasiades will be in London from 14-17 January, where he is scheduled to meet British Prime Minister David Cameron. During his visit to London, the President will give a public
Alexander Downer, UN Secretary General’s Special Advisor on Cyprus, arrives on the island on January 12, in order to continue the efforts for an agreement between the Greek Cypriot and the Turkish
By mid-2015, thirty-three Green Points for the collection of prunings and bulky refuse will have been set up across Cyprus, according to Minister of the Interior Socratis Hasikos. Hasikos, who met on
Trade Unions SEK and PEO and the management of the recently-nationalised Co-operative financial institutions have reached a preliminary agreement for reductions on payroll costs. SEK representative Eliseos Michael told the Cyprus News
Deposits in the Cyprus banking system declined by €138.5 mln in November 2013 to €46.17 bln, figures released by the Central Bank of Cyprus show. This is smallest outflow of deposits since
The Cyprus Electricity Regulatory Authority (CERA) chairman Giorgos Siammas has said that electricity prices were reduced by 17.5% for the average household last year. Speaking to the press on Friday after presenting
